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Transporter Bridge

4/5

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Bridge

易茜韵楹The parking lot is on the side of Middlesbrough. It is necessary to sign up to visit the bridge. The tour guide took us to the newly attached museum and provided us with more information. The town spent a lot of money to upgrade the visitor center and install it. Elevator, and build a public sidewalk at the top.

Riverside Stadium

5/5

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Stadium

M32***23Riverside Stadium is worth checking in. It is a mecca for fans to check in! Some large-scale football matches have been held, and they are gradually being replaced. It is regarded as a sports venue for nearby residents, not bad overall

Dorman Museum

4.7/5

4 Reviews

Museum

coo***anDorman Museum is a great museum. They are all small exhibits, which are very close to life, so they are very interesting to visit. They are close to life and have the significance of popular science history. It is quite good. It will take more than an hour to visit. It is very rich!

Ormesby Hall

5/5

3 Reviews

Historical Architecture

孤独的旅行家1997The City Hall Tower is the most visited and representative building in Middlesbrough. As a small town in Middlesbrough, this tower in the center of the town can be said to be a symbol of its British identity. The gray-black exterior walls and Gothic spires are very British

Captain Cook Birthplace Museum

4.5/5

2 Reviews

Museum

coo***anThe Captain Cook Birthplace Museum is a very special museum. Tourists know very little about it. Thanks to Ctrip, they found this niche museum. You can see the building in Figure 1 from a distance. The name is written on it, and it is all about life. The finely divided exhibits, one by one, it is fun to stroll around...

Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art (MIMA)

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